Carrying or placing the speaker
To carry the speaker
Before you carry the speaker, disconnect all the connected cables.
The speaker has caster wheels so that you can roll the speaker easily.
To move the speaker, grasp the center of the handle. Make sure to grasp the handle on the same side of the speaker as the caster wheels. Then, tug the speaker while you make sure that the speaker rolls on the caster wheels.
The caster wheels can be used only on flat surfaces.
On an uneven surface, grasp the handles on the speaker with two or more people and lift the speaker to carry. The correct hand placement for carrying the speaker is very important to avoid personal injuries or property damage.
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To avoid personal injuries or property damage, place your hands properly on the speaker to hold and carry the speaker.
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Exercise extreme caution when you carry the speaker on a slope.
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Do not carry the speaker with anything heavy on it, such as a person or luggage.
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Do not let children or infants be near when carrying the speaker.
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Do not allow children to put their hands or arms into the handle openings. Their hands or arms may become stuck and cause injury.
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If sand or dust adheres to the caster wheels’ axles, or grass or lint gets wrapped around them, the caster wheels may malfunction.
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When lifting and carrying the speaker, be sure to hold the handles firmly with two or more people. Dropping the speaker may result in personal injury, product damage, or damage to surrounding property.
To place the speaker in the horizontal orientation
The speaker can be placed in the horizontal orientation as well. (Be sure to place the side with the rubber feet down.)
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When the speaker is placed in the horizontal orientation, the sound quality is automatically adjusted to the optimal quality for the horizontal orientation.